Gourmet Kosher - Miami, Florida

Josh P

I'm On a cruise and got one of these omelet meals. It's NOT cholov yisroel. So what the point of distributing your 'kosher' meals to airlines and cruises if many people who keep kosher can't eat it?
If you cared about your kosher consumers you would spend a few extra dollars on your overhead and buy CY cheese.
Meanwhile your selling these meals to airlines and cruises tricking them into thinking they are making their kosher consumers happy. I will bring this up with Royal caribbean.

rachel staple

Gourmet Kosher is an absolute standout in the world of kosher cuisine, offering an exceptional range of high-quality, delicious meals for every occasion. Whether it's airline food, cruise dining, or prepackaged meals, they consistently deliver on taste, quality, and presentation.
Their commitment to providing fresh and flavorful kosher options is unmatched. Each meal is thoughtfully prepared with top-notch ingredients, ensuring that every bite reflects their dedication to excellence. Gourmet Kosher truly goes above and beyond to cater to the needs of the kosher community.
I highly recommend Gourmet Kosher to anyone looking for an outstanding kosher meal, no matter where their journey takes them!

Ben Taplin

Being in the hospital isn't easy, but it really helps when you have delicious food like this!

If I’m ever in the hospital again, this is the food I want.

Ari Elefant

Definitely the best food I’ve had on a ship. Felt like I was at home. Healthy and fresh.

Инна Катерина

These guys provide food for some airlines.
The cheapest and inedible ingredients.
F.e: jelly instead of jam, vegan spread instead of butter, corn syrup instead of honey etc.
Nothing natural, nothing fresh and nothing local.

Отвратительная еда, евреи (?) не экономьте заварку.

Yisroel Schwartz

Excellent! Had their food many times. Nice size portions. Loved the Brisket!Always great to have hot kosher food on vacation!

Zahava & Aron Ritter

Gourmet Kosher has delicious food, well balanced meals, and are excellent to work with. Professional, accommodating and helpful. Highly recommend ordering from them.

Blueberry Pancake

My elderly neighbor gave away, at no cost to me, ten frozen meals, as she has too many from her home care plan in Ft. LD, FL. I defrosted and microwaved two per day. They are salty. Nothing leaked, as they are double sealed in plastic. The black three compartment trays were rinsed and marked recycling 1. The only suggestion I have is even though some breakfast and dinner are vegetarian, most were meat centric. I would like a vegan option.

There were 5 variations, two each, in a cardboard box with powder milk sachets. I would like a dairy free, sugar free fruit juice mix, like a lemonaid, coconut water, mango, strawberry, apple, or orange, frozen or dried fruit to mix with water. For someone who is home bound due to health issues, these can be helpful.

They are similar to Mom's Meals, Meals on Wheels, Catered fit, Deliver Lean, and Fit Fresh. Over the years, I have briefly tried many meal delivery services for my food blog on IG @vegetablealiens. Because these were free for me, I gave 4 stars. The average cost of a meal plan is $7-10. So, if you have a loved one who can't shop & cook themselves, this can help their recovery. I ended up losing a slight amount of weight this week, eating them, along with light snacks, about 1-2 pounds. So, that's something positive. They are better than Nutrisystem dehydrated items, and comparable to Lean Cuisine in taste. I would enjoy slightly less sodium, and more greens.

The items I tried were: 1) two bread slices french toast with apple sauce and potato latke which is a seasoned hash brown patty, 2) omlet with mushrooms, corn and yellow rice, 3) stuffed cabbage in a tomato broth with mixed veggies and potatoes, 4) salisbury steak with sweet potato, gravy, and diced carrot, 5) chicken cacciatore fingers with elbow pasta and green beans.

In combination with a weekly Feeding South Florida Food Pantry at a church, it is possible to eat a balanced monthly nutrition with these.

Also, nothing was fresh or cold like a salad, wrap or non-hot. So you will need power to reheat. I defrosted them on the counter sitting on a towel and nuked for three minutes rotating halfway.

In summary, I'm glad I got to experience them. It inspired me to create an upgraded food tray system, and to meal prep at home with a drop in freezer.

*Please note there are no lids, just peel back film, you will need to cover any leftovers.

Thank you for reading my review!
I wish you well, Take care! ~K.A.